Welcome sign at a weddingPhoto: Fiona Tang Photography

The signage guide

Every sign your day needs.

Signage quietly guides your guests through the day. Here’s what we recommend for each moment, plus a simple timeline from the first idea to the morning of.

The short answer

What signs do you need for a wedding?

Most weddings use a welcome sign, a seating chart and table numbers. Many couples add a bar menu, a guestbook sign, a cards & gifts sign, and an unplugged ceremony or in loving memory sign. A bundle covers the core set in one matching collection.

The full list

Moment by moment.

Follow your guests from arrival to the last dance. Look for the signs marked “often forgotten.” Those are the ones couples tell us they wish they’d ordered.

The checklist

Your wedding signage, step by step.

Order early, send details when you’re ready, and we’ll take it from there.

  1. 9–6 months before

    Choose your style

  2. 4 months before

    Map the day

    • Walk through the day moment by moment, using the list above.
    • Add the signs couples often forget: unplugged ceremony, reserved seats, in loving memory, cards & gifts.
    • Shower or rehearsal dinner? Order those signs in the same style.
    • Gifting your bridal party? Mail us your perfume bottles for lettering.
  3. 6 weeks before

    Gather the details

    • Collect RSVPs and draft your seating chart.
    • Finalize drinks and menu for your bar sign and food place cards.
    • Plan how each sign will stand. Larger signs need an easel or box stand.
    • Short on time? Add Rush My Order and your signs move to the front of production.
  4. 4 weeks before

    Send your final details

    • Final names, seating and wording are due four weeks before your wedding.
    • Review your proof. Seating charts, double signs and bundles include one.
    • We ship within four weeks of your final details.
  5. The week of

    Unpack and plan setup

    • Signs arrive two to four business days after they ship.
    • Unpack and check each piece. If anything arrived damaged, email us a photo and we’ll make it right.
    • Give your coordinator a simple list: which sign goes where, and on which stand.
  6. The morning of

    Set the scene

    • Welcome sign at the entrance, seating chart where guests arrive for cocktail hour.
    • Table numbers on each table, reserved signs on the front rows.
    • Cards & gifts, guestbook and favors together near the entrance or bar.
    • Then hand it off. Your signs take care of the rest.

Wedding sign bundles

Or start with a bundle.

One collection, every sign matching. Order now and send your details when you’re ready.

The Essentials Wedding Sign Bundle

The Essentials

$399$465Save $66

The core signs for an intimate day.

  • Welcome sign
  • Guestbook sign
  • Cards & gifts sign
  • Table numbers 1–12
  • Proof and shipping included
Choose The Essentials
The Signature Wedding Sign Bundle

The Signature

$599$699Save $100

Everything in The Essentials, plus the bar and one more moment.

  • Everything in The Essentials
  • Bar sign
  • Rehearsal dinner or ceremony sign
  • Proof and shipping included
Choose The Signature
The Complete Wedding Sign BundleBest value

The Complete

$999$1,255Save $256

Every sign for the day, seating chart included.

  • Everything in The Signature
  • Large seating chart for up to 325 guests
  • Proof and shipping included
Choose The Complete